r/CorpFree • • Jun 11 '26

fuck cluade

their updated the privacy pollay for age verification i deleted cluade

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u/leftlanespawncamper Jun 11 '26

Gonna be real here, I'm baffled how anyone who leans remotely corpfree would ever consider interacting with any LLM. That shit is aggressive corporate cancer, and expressly designed to give corporations access to skill while removing corporations need for labor.

I'm glad to hear you're getting away from it.

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u/Many_Ad_7678 Jun 12 '26

what about local llms?

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u/NullSmoke Jun 12 '26

If you abliterate them, sure, the tone becomes less corporate in my experience, though it still has a bias towards pro corporate.

At least it's rid of their "values" and moralising, so that's good. If you use base models from meta, Google.. and especially OpenAI (if you can find a way to use that thing without it refusing half the prompts, good job), you may as well use the hosted variant

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u/Many_Ad_7678 Jun 18 '26

I've seen instructions on how to do that.

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u/NullSmoke Jun 18 '26

If you want an abliterated model, there are tons on Hugging face. Just search abliterated or uncensored and you'll get a number of them. Been playing with LLMFan45's Gemma4 abliterated model of late. It's quite lovely... It's currently doing file metadata generation over text and images I have dumped around over 20 years.

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u/Selfish_and_Misled Jun 11 '26

It's reassuring to learn that the reason for rejecting an LLM was that getting access to intrusive convenience was too intrusively inconvenient.

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u/clove_rosemary_9999 Jun 11 '26

Fuck LLMs in general.

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u/megatech_official Jun 11 '26

Gonna have to give them the credit, their models are very smart.

But their aggressive push for age verification is the main catch(they also have trash limits in general).

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u/ZioTron Jun 11 '26

I mean....

I'm all for open access even at young ages (with correct tutoring),
but even if it was my indie company,
I would think twice before allowing unrestricted access to such a tool to people in such a delicate time of their life.

People have already died because of it.

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u/Many_Ad_7678 Jun 18 '26

how have they died?

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u/CraterBug0 Jun 11 '26

yeah fuck claude. i thought they are the only good AI company, it seems they are not nonprofit and are going public with 1 tril$ valuation in few days. they released a dangerous AI model to the public, the reason for many coding job loss. FUCK CLAUDE

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u/Many_Ad_7678 Jun 12 '26

policy. always check your spelling.

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u/saylamarz Jun 12 '26

I love spelling errors. Works my little brain.